Berne, Sept. 14.
According to the paper "Tageblatt in Lucerne a Swiss citizen is the leader of the German shock troops in Munich.
The paper said that a Lucern. doctor, Dr. Riedweg, formerly secre tary of the Swiss Action Committee for National Defence, in 1934 became leader of the Munich shock troops without giving up his Swiss nationality.
The paper asked that severe punishment be meted out to the man in question for high treason—Havas Berlin Takes Measures Against Air Raids Berlin, Sept.. 14.
Posters have been affixed in all of Berlin today indicating the names of the persons responsible for the protection of the house in the event of air raids and defining the duties of the inhabitants in case of air alarms and air attacks,—Trans-
Ocean, The Great Golf Match bby Locke, the South African star, driving from the third tee during the challenge match fit Walton Health recently in which partnered by his fellow countryman, S. Brews, he opposed the British pair, Henry Cotton and R. Whitcombe (seen on right of picture)
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